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Well, that means that poor people will likely have a large incentive to buy in, while the upper 5-10% would opt for private insurance rather than paying additio
by jakeinspace 6y ago
Well, that means that poor people will likely have a large incentive to buy in, while the upper 5-10% would opt for private insurance rather than paying additional income tax. Unfortunately, the poor and middle class probably will not be able to fund a well functioning level of health insurance by themselves.
- mirkules 6y agoI’m not entirely sure this is the case. I suspect (but can’t prove) it’s mostly split among party lines, with an equal pool of wealth between them. That is, there are plenty of rich Democrats that could bankroll this.